The past only exists in our collective memories, and in general our memories are incredibly inaccurate. Don't let the past weigh you down.

I watched this in the middle of the night last night and had a mini existential crisis over not working with hardware

Pretty easy fix honestly: 1) Have an internal camera that takes a picture of the interior before and after each ride 2) Use a simple CV model to optimistically flag trashed interiors after the ride ends 3) If flagged, get a human to review it and then fine the passenger

. No Priors is actually everything I was looking for in an AI/tech podcast. Great speakers, bite-sized length, well structured, no droning. I highly recommend.

The second video here is one of the coolest views you’ll ever see of orbital insertion. It feels like KSP.

This is incredibly meta

Working on a personal website Just published a public template for a simple webapp stack: NextJS v15 + TailwindCSS + shadcn + Husky + Prettier + useful linting configs github.com/alangshur/next…

Who needs art galleries when you have outdoor boarding

Just finished v1 of my personal site. Check it out: langshur.com

You need to leave cities like SF and NYC to understand how people like Trump get elected

Everyone needs their own manifest destiny

TIL python 3.12 made generics simple af

This is one of the most plausible AI doomsday scenarios imo It's Nozick's Experience Machine — a machine that provides users with continuous and ideal experience of satisfaction. A perpetual dopamine faucet. And it's fucking terrifying.

An ORM for Redis. Horrible or amazing idea?

I was kinda skeptical at first but X, community notes, betting markets, and long-form content like podcasts have completely and entirely changed the game The dissemination of truth will forever look different

Two landings in one day. We live in the best timeline.

If I were Netflix, I’d invest in multicast streaming infrastructure and pioneer an entire new wave of IP-based real-time broadcasting

It's time